#DAVMAIL AND JAVA INSTALL#

I therefore prefer to run DavMail in headless mode, and create a. According to this thread, this can be fixed by whitelisting all apps to the systray by installing dconf-editor and setting a parameter called Desktop->Unity->Panel, but I can’t find that path nor the key named «systray-whitelist». Since Ubuntu 13.04, most apps were blacklisted from the systray. $ sudo dpkg -i davmail_3.9.7-1870-1_all.debĭavMail is now installed. If you still want the Oracle (Sun) version, you can follow this HOWTO.

#DAVMAIL AND JAVA INSTALL#

$ sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre libswt-gtk-3-java Install Java if it is not already installed: I’ve been able to verify connecting successfully to the following services: Email, Calendar, Active Directory for shared and private address lists. I’ve set this up to run on localhost, but this can naturally be set up on any host. The solution lies in installing an Exchange gateway called DavMail. A while back I posted a howto on running Thunderbird on Ubuntu 11.04 (64bit) as a fully functional client for the Microsoft Exchange 2010 server. There has been a few improvements since then, so this is a complete HOWTO for Ubuntu 15.04.īack in 2011, I was able to connect my company’s Microsoft Exchange 2010 server from my beloved Mozilla Thunderbird client thanks to a link posted by tanstaalf to a French project named DavMail.

Davmail and java